Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-22

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Society Notes.
A gooo turnout OF wel-known society people
gasnered n &C. Paurs church this morning at Ii 80
vci S 10 witness the marriage OF Mr.. j. Beaver
Webb, Of London and New York and Miss Alice
May, daughter OF DR. and Mrs. John f. May. The
altar OF the pretty c1ancel was covered with cut
White chrysanthennums. and the ran Was hidden
ny sne ploOM OF white chrysanthemums in pots
t Green leaves OF palms. The altar was lighted
either s,de or IL was pyramid OF ign,ed tapers
Dr william May Of this city, brother Of the BRIDE
In black mock COAT black trousers white
anu peastcoiored gloves, assisted by his
DIotnei, MI: Frederick May, OF New York, VINO
and arsca ~ .ne saline manner acted as ushers
anu a pIeceae0 the bride to the altar when she
entered With her father, The groom and mis- best
man, Mr.: Reginald Franklyn, q New YorS. were
wore Wnite roses. A murmur VI auiniration ran
through tine assembly as the BRIDE moved no the
ats,e. Sne carried bunch OF white lilies OF the
valiey mingled with ferns, and she wore q trained
high neck gown or creamy white MORE brocade,
lne opening at the neck was covered WIN point
a, , anu an exquisite veil OF rare lace fell ABOUT
nes nhe mamie, below her waist, aud was fast
eneo IN ner Dlacs hair with orange blossoms she
Is tar, nsne ano slender, and her two large black
UPON her exaaistey Iasrs s.c was PINK nIsn
sne rocked the ideal bride that is SO sell
aom seen; Ar. beayos-Webp wore q black frock
coat ana drab trousers and lilies OF the valley in
his lapel The Little daugnJer OF MIS- Rand,iuh.
VINO - the brides sister, entered attended by
tnree tiny sailor iads-one, her brother, In dark
WHITE 1anneis- The efforts or the three TO lead
Mss Adelaide Dougl.s Randolph, who is head
iaas saan ooey, and was dressed in white
riea oouqact feil Of pink roses, was very
amusing. Rev. Alfred Harding, rector OF 81.
~ , xeOmed the ceremony. some OF those az
the cnurcn were Mrs. Wright and Atiss JuIia May
slsters on the pride, dressed in dainty Joilets OF
WHITE SIX, yelled In white lace, and white gypsey
Baltimore, cousin OF the bride: MA Beck or Hal
tim0re; Mrs. Randolph, OF New York: Mrs
" nftney, Mr.. and Miss Endicott, Mrs Arch
Walter Y. r. Berry, Miss Berry, Count SaIs. Mr..
Sprng-Rce, Mr.. LOvenorn the Danish mInister.
siavrTyem bey, the Turkish minister; Mr.. ana
MISS alac ana Mrs. JOnn Chew. Mr. Franklin
played the wedding marches After the marriage
ceremony there was breakfast at Dr. Nays ,esi-
friends or the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beavor-Webb will make short
bridal tour and will then reside in New York city,
Mr. Beaver-Webb has an Office there and repre-
sehts the kifxStah Forge TO. Of Leeds and he is
the designer OF the English yachts GenesGa aud
GalaIea.
The British minister will give reception at the
legation to Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain and Sir
Charles Iupper on Saturday evening from o TO L.
secretary Bayard VIII have the memoers OF the
fisheries COMMISSION TO dine on the same evening"
NJ. Reass. bishop Of StrasDurg, Alsace who died
on the 17th inst, was the uncle OF Mr. c. F. Ritt,
OF Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. Henry Strong and family are again domi.
eiled in their winter home at 10th and L streets
after spending the summer at their country place
On Lake Geneva.
Mr.. W. 7. Stormonf 49, Nisa Nary E UsAo
daugnter OF Patrick Wade. weru narned this
Rev. Father Doonan, at St. Aloyslus church. The
bride was atllled in . tabernacle suit OF serpent
colored broadcloth. Immediately amer the cere-
mt MES Mr.. and MIS- StormOnt took the IL O'Clock
train Tor the north,
Mrs. D. R. Mckee has returned from Europe
ARMY ORDKRs.-First Lieut.. ]. G. Warren, corps
OF Engineers, relieved from duty at West Point
and ordered to Willets Point. First Lieut.. Jno
Biddle, Engineer Corps, relieved from duty de-
partment OF Dakota, and ordered TO the Military
Academy. First Lieut. VIM. A. Dinw1ddie renewed
aeta1ea as military , at the Iowa IVES
Corps, ordered from this city to sugar LOaf Moun-
tain on special Instructions nom the Chier Signal
six months leave. First Lieut.. i. j. PatIen 21st
infantry. granted two months extension OF leave.
First Lieut.. +. B. WarwicK, 18th Infantry, granted
three months extension or leave.
INGENIOUS wAsHINs1oNIANs-Patents have been
issued to citizens Of the District as follows:
Andrew j. WirgaDd adjust bic hanger fnr frames;
Samuel Wallace, door check; VIM. Il. Harris and
John C. kafer, attachment for boiler furnace;
Feneloa h BLOCK, cigar cutter; John A. Howell,
shell for high EXPLOSIONS
APPOINTED AS PosTNAsrER.-Mrs. Cora L. Scaggs
has been appointed postmaster a. BFanchvalie,
Prince George county, Md.
CoNFRRRrNG WITH SECRETARY FAIRcHILD-Two
OF the Emigration Commissioners OF New York
had consultation with Secretary Fairchild late
this afternoon upon the matter OF their tangled
relations with the Department.
THE CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY has ex
tended the corporate existence OF the National Sc
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